Sentence examples for differences in editorial from inspiring English sources

Technology is bringing print and broadcast closer together and the differences in editorial cultures across platforms or countries are eroding.

The question of differences in editorial stringency between content filed by journalists for use on TV, in print and the more fluid medium of the web (and blogs) has become a hot topic of late.

This variation may be partially explained by differences in editorial choices, which were not studied here.

Our study cannot discern whether differences among journals are due to differences in what is submitted or differences in editorial processes, although our analysis of the 20 papers from BMJ and Annals of Emergency Medicine suggests that the journal must play an active role in ensuring complete reporting.

"With AARP's diverse member base, there are some differences in the editorial content and cover lines for each segmented version of the magazine to better suit subscribers of different demographics and readership".

You note in "Real Differences in the Debate" (editorial, Oct. 13) that George W. Bush "even said that he cared about global warming".

The most striking difference was observed for participation in editorial boards (34% of females vs 66% of men).

The magazines are now "brands" at a Time Warner which sees itself (the quote comes from its 1996 annual report to its shareholders) as "the world's premier creator of category-defining editorial franchises".Nowhere are the differences between editorial church and business state starker than in the attitudes to the annual swimsuit issue, filled with cheesecake photographs.

It is possible that the difference relates to editorial differences between these and other journals.

He is no longer involved in editorial".

My background is mostly in editorial.